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Chery's new compact SUV, the Fengyun X3 series, will be officially launched on August 16, including the Fengyun X3, Fengyun X3L, and Fengyun X3 PLUS. The vehicles feature a boxy design with a closed grille to highlight their new energy identity, complemented by vertical headlights and a rugged lower bumper. The tailgate is side-opening with vertical taillights. The interior is designed with a robust look, featuring a full LCD instrument cluster, a 15.6-inch floating center console screen, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip. Powertrain options include single-motor two-wheel drive and dual-motor four-wheel drive models, with an electric motor offering a maximum power of 185 kW and a maximum torque of 285 Nm. The batteries are supplied by Guoxuan High-Tech and use lithium iron phosphate. The Fengyun X3L is larger in size and offers both single-motor and dual-motor four-wheel drive models, with a 1.5T engine as the range extender, offering a maximum power of 115 kW. The pure electric range comes in three versions: 90 km, 145 km, and 150 km.

The BAOJUN Yunhai Junya Edition was officially launched on August 14, with two models priced at 112,900 RMB and 132,900 RMB respectively. The trade-in prices are 102,900 RMB and 122,900 RMB. The new model features a unique Junya Blue exterior color, with dimensions of 4590/1880/1608mm and an unchanged wheelbase of 2750mm. The interior includes Junya Blue accents and stitching, as well as exclusive signature embroidery and a "Junya Greeting" feature. The vehicle is powered by a 150kW electric motor, with battery capacities of 56.7kWh and 69.2kWh, offering CLTC ranges of 500km and 600km.

Yangwang has unveiled its lineup for the Chengdu Motor Show, with the Yangwang U8L making its public debut. Priced at 1.3 million RMB, the U8L features a length of 5400mm and a wheelbase of 3250mm, equipped with 24K gold logos and 23-inch forged wheels. The interior includes optional 24K gold logos on the steering wheel, zero-gravity seats in the second row, and a ceiling-mounted entertainment screen. The vehicle also features the Tian Shen intelligent driving assistance system, along with the Yi Si Fang and Yunyan-P technologies. Additionally, the Yangwang U9 with carbon fiber kits will be on display, with options including front spoilers, bucket seats, and wheels priced between 28,000 and 118,000 RMB. The show will also feature demonstrations of the Yangwang U7's lateral parking, Yunyan-X with VR technology, Yunyan-Z chassis appraisal, as well as off-site experiences of the U7's negative side tilt and the U8's emergency flotation and off-road capabilities.

Toyota Thailand has launched the GR Supra Track Edition, the final version of the fifth-generation GR Supra, designed specifically for track driving. Developed by Toyota GAZOO Racing, the vehicle features a 3.0L inline-six engine with 387 horsepower and 500 Nm of torque, paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. The exterior includes matte black paint and a carbon fiber spoiler, while the interior features Alcantara seats and red seat belts. The car also comes with adaptive variable suspension and Brembo brakes for superior handling. The GR Supra Track Edition is available in limited quantities, priced at 5,749,000 THB, with the standard model priced at 5,349,000 THB. The new model will make its debut at the "Toyota Gazoo Racing Thailand 2025" event and will be showcased at the Bangkok Auto Salon 2025.

Stellantis has declared Leapmotor as its main brand for Malaysia, with plans to locally assemble the Leapmotor C10 electric SUV by the end of 2025. The company has invested five million euros (RM24.5 million) to upgrade its Gurun plant, which has an annual capacity of 60,000 units. Future plans include assembling more models, including the smaller B10 electric SUV. This move aims to leverage Malaysia's tax incentives and prepare for the end of tax breaks for imported EVs in 2026. Stellantis plans to use the Gurun plant's capacity not only for the Malaysian market but also for exports to other countries in the Asia-Pacific region.